GRAY.
Keko. by Dryburgh, a ruin'd Abbey, & Fleurs (the
D: of Roxburgh's seat). Kelso is a poor dirty
Town, but with noble ruins of an Abbey in the
Saxon style, dine at CornhilP in England, oppo-
site to Goldstream in Scotland, here is -a neat
Inn. in the afternoon to
Tweedmouth. separated only by a fine Bridge from
Berwick passing (some miles out of the road) by
Norham-Castle on a high rock, of wclx only one vast
Tower is standing, at Tweedmouth is an excel-
lent Inn. two hours driving at Low-Water from
Berwick to
Holy-Island, the Saxon Church there, return thence
to
or more (intricate road)
Belf&rd.   about 6 miles a to
Hamburgh-Castle, very large, the Keep has been
repaired for the Minister's habitation.
JOURNEY INTO SCOTLAND FROM DURHAM;
Aug: 19, 1765.
To Newcastle, 15 Miles,   cross the Tyrte.
To Morpeth (in Northumberland) a neat and well-
built Town standing in a pretty, but narrow,
valley, on the R: "Wanspeck. Gateway of the old
Castle (now a Gaol) remaining on a hill, that
overlooks the Town, West of the Bridge, tlie
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